This, from the people still use carburetors?
I'm officially suprised
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2024
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I don't think the NASCAR crowd will like that. But if they can do a battery exchange that's quick enough, it's probably doable.
I mean Formula E does about 45 minutes of racing which is about half an F1 race.
Since NASCAR breaks the race into 3 distinct stages I could see it working for an electric series where either they have X minutes to recharge or swap the battery.
From a tech development stand point it could actually benefit road cars eventually.
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